Today, Senate Bill 226, sponsored by state Senator Mike Woodard (D-22), passed unanimously on its second and third reading in the North Carolina House of Representatives. S 226, which would repeal a 1935 law that allows firearm registration in Durham County, will now be sent to Governor Pat McCrory (R) for his expected signature.
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North Carolina: Legislation Repealing Firearm Registration in Durham County Sent to Governor
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
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